Important advance stats on Jalen Waddle and Deontay Johnson and why the number one wide receiver

and fantasy is going to stay that way after week four right now on FFT and 5.

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Okay, Jacob.

So first of all, we have Jalen Waddle, not Jacob Waddle, but Jalen Waddle.

12 catches on 13 targets last week for 58 yards. What a weird stat line for Jalen Waddle. 12 catches on 13 targets last week for 58 yards.

What a weird stat line for Jalen Waddle, this big play guy.

But now he gets the Colts, and what kind of matchup is this for him?

This is a matchup that sets up for him to do pretty similar to what we saw last week.

I think we're going to see a lot of short-yardage targets just funneled to Jalen Waddle.

Because of the way that, you know, the Colts line up defensively, their schemes are really

built to prevent deep passing and just kind of funnel targets in the middle of the field.

They use zone coverage over 70% of the time.

And they rank in the top five of the NFL in like two deep safety sets as well.

And so typically we've seen, you know, this has not been with Jacoby-Berset,

but we've seen Devante Parker and Will Fuller both be targeted at a significantly

lower rate when facing zone coverage as opposed to man.

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